shoemaker

11 photos and 3 illustrations tagged shoemaker, from 8 members of Flickr Commons.

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1860

2015

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David said:
That's one pissed-off look!
Morpheus said:
Stealing some boots .................... occupation shoemaker ..... :-)
S. D said:
"i hope my hair looks nice, what do you say young man?"
Laura Sanchez said:
i like how this guy's occupation is listed as a shoemaker and he was convicted of stealing boots and the last guy was listed as a tailor and he was convicted of stealing clothes.
jwurzbach said:
Look at his forefinger on his right hand, the man worked hard pulling needle and thread.

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optimal chicken said:
Now I don't know if it's me but these folk look way older than their actual age - must have been the tough conditions they lived in..
last page said:
Poor little Fox. Look at his clothes. Times were really bad way back then.
ritterbush said:
they where all so small poor things and sad looking
Susie Reynolds said:
stealing leather to earn a living as a shoemaker, hard life indeed!
skirgey said:
Well what a find, I am tracing my family tree on my mams dads side and this chap here is my great great great great uncle

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B-59 said:
Streetview
beachcomber australia said:
June 1880? The Knock Apparitions Read All About It ! .... trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/172857235 Edit - Or 1879 - www.marypages.com/Knock.htm
derangedlemur said:
White, Mary Skirving:Townhall Street, Enniskillen Fancey and Stationory Business 59 in 1911.
derangedlemur said:
Obadiah Ternan is getting on a bit by 1911 though. No sign of T. Brannan, the pawnbroker in either census, though 1901 looks incomplete.
derangedlemur said:
White is in number 4 in 1901, and Ternan and Brannan are either not living on Townhall Street or are on holiday.